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Tag: Trauma

Will the Compensatory Reserve Index be useful for anaesthetists?

Summaries by Dr Ged Manning

Rocuronium vs Suxamethonium. Which is better for RSI?

Summary by Dr Harvey Parsons

The ARDSnet Study

Summary by Dr Shivani Amdekar

Is it feasible to trial giving fibrinogen concentrate in major trauma?

Summary by Dr Dina Abdel-Gadir

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